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HyperWorks 12.0 Release Notes

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By accessing a content’s version history, users can now also delete individual versions of a content.<br />

Check in - Replace<br />

With this release, users will be able to decide whether to increment a content’s version when checking<br />

in the content. Previously, a content’s version was incremented with every check in in order to<br />

maintain a full version history and pedigree for each content. To provide more flexibility, and to allow<br />

users some additional control over content versioning, users may now decide whether to increment a<br />

content’s version at check in.<br />

Note: This feature is controlled based on two user preferences. One preference determines<br />

whether the “increment/don’t increment” option will appear on the check in dialog. The<br />

other preference sets the default value regarding whether or not a content is versioned<br />

upon check in. Depending on a particular customer’s policy, the ability to version or not<br />

version may not be exposed to users.<br />

To maintain full pedigree of contents, it is recommended that contents be versioned at each check in.<br />

Enhanced Team Support<br />

In order to support larger groups of users, it is now possible for customers to leverage the <strong>HyperWorks</strong><br />

Enterprise Foundation to maintain a central library.<br />

Note that <strong>HyperWorks</strong> Enterprise Foundation requires additional installation and configuration in order<br />

to deploy.<br />

Query Editor Enhancements<br />

The Query Editor for advanced queries has been enhanced for this release. It is now possible to limit<br />

queries to only desired folders and/or categories.

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